shar pei

shar pei

Shar-Pei may seem sad or melancholy, but when you meet one, will find that they are fun and playful, the best company to roll in the grass. They are kind and extremely devoted to family, create strong bonds and cling very people who care for him.

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The Shar-Pei ancestors are remote from the Han Dynasty (206ac - 220dc). Were robust dogs that roamed the streets in search of food and unlike the current Sharp Pei, had completely firm skin. Very centuries later, in Dah Let began to be used in fights of dogs, an average specimen, powerful jaws and loose skin (to reduce the severity of the bites) to more forward would be known as Shar-Pei. With the arrival of communism, the race was in danger of extinction until the Americans discovered this new animal, made some copies and began to open breeding.
Behavior

The Shar-Pei is a very intelligent dog and if well taught from small, fast learn what can and can not do. It's quiet, respectful, clean, playful, loyal, very affectionate and not late. It's a wonderful dog to stay with the kids and have no problem with other pets. Like any dog, it is very important to offer you a good socialization from an early age, both with other people and with other dogs.

Aspect

The Shar-Pei is compact, square and strong and muscular limbs. His body is covered in fur and wrinkles. These wrinkles and folds should only be in the head and height of the back. The skull is flat, broad and has small ears and thick and shaped like a triangle pointing to the eyes. The cause is thick, round at the base and is above the back. It has the short and hard and can be black, red, chocolate, blue, purple, brown, etc.